The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-17

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.,san q, no, q, ,n ~ tho entertainment, which
- ia, q, n. ,,on 40 n, th.x wer, good enough to
,,s,s r,nch ,onrsr and In the case OF Tho high
~, n,as :, :, a., go, ,r,u ha reyivsd I'm August,
nor ,a. m. iopy anal NJ inenrcIy hot weather alto.
o,h. far tho shutting OF doors but Il was
IN. uncommon a,tr.ctiy.ness Of the outdoor shows
,ha, drov r.on,s away from tho theatres Ono days
.s..n,n,s,s. a, ~ The ra,i NJ eabvionu "The Now
olympia" and "Thc stormins of seSnstopol" would
have crowded ten theatres This midsummer dhness IN
theatrloals will DO broken about the middle OF August
mt which time the early experiments for tho ensuing
season VIII begin
Au,ost INV NAV wall uerformc cd NJ Fashionable tho.
afro without in nil New York would have good
audie,ce r,ousand persons ara not many out OF two
million. INT Mon,eur,, does not owe TIA pro,perlty at
tho Madison Square wholly to the fact that 1t Is tho only
drama in town Il would have succeeded as we'll or
bstter In tho season Of mutnrous competition Rich
ara Mansneid mas hrmiy esaoishea hinse Nv popular
comedian with more KINDS OF people thah an ACTOR
usually appeals 10 success,uiy. MS Accomplishments
are renneu ana theretoro no peases tos VINO no NOT
-, ,h., No ,nn,,n.. nonn.ansns,on can mis-. n,
nont. In "Monseur h. has adroitly provided for hls
avn ma, a rb,e in which n, IA n .eriorsy sentimental
,over ana f.,oic.,,v t,rnv feoy and wherein he can
on,pioy b,s akin m spuer and p,anist In no one of
tb.se four slsm.nta of tbo charaoter could he he n
vbole evenings diversion hut by combining them all in
the impersonntion he reaches delightful diversity It
would DO easy to find in every Madison Square audience
at this time OF deness for sago people an actor TO e3
eel MIN In each sort or thing ne doe OUT nardy 'eo
another comedian in America VINO couid ehnct tho
French music teacher In Monsieur 80 c'evcriy IN all
respects Tho piece ID aosurdly impossioie IN many
ways but IL has positive merits OF homey interest,"
strong Characterization, and abounding hamor, ine
company Is snsuAry suitable anu mas unuonoteay got
aJoo mere mat VIII last all summer.
Luht opera n repeatnq It's hot feat Of beat.
ins the drama for IL occupies two of tho big and hand
acme broadway theatros "Indiaun ia given Mt al.
lacks nv thu McCaul compapy while Ermiuie still
lasts at tho Casino These productions are admirable
md the two houses are suitable for summer use In being
well ventilated ma wall a fitted out with apparatus for
tanning the mir into motion IL not into GOODNESS Terrace
Gard.n has similar advantage for Its operas in Ger.
man because Il Ia omen at tho sdes and tho audiences
ara NO warmer than they voud DO IL unroofed The bill
here Ia frequently changed
Ano "efr,mAo anu moi'ot posuio' .ie ~ Lv ,
eNeee' anu 'ho .e'u , w. W, suei
rious e'snut SUI u"o o. .,a,.. s...
'o"''i'"e' 10 =" unique 0Nu.o.-oA az ''~'"'.
"The Fall Of Babylon has been compressed into
hour without leaving out any of the things which frat
along REQUIRED more time This makes an evening ex.
cursio to Saint George matter Of pleasure alloy BY
no tedousness The departure of the Forepaugh show
leaves the Staten Island boats to the Saint George bust
ness and now ample transportation is promised. THE
Fall Of Babylon" is great and curious